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Dartmouth Sweeps Ivy Sevens Tournament
Dartmouth capped off its fall season with a successful weekend at the Ivy Rugby 7s Championships at Princeton. Displaying the depth of its program, the Big Green sent three sides to compete in the two tournament divisions. After a full day of rugby, all three teams emerged on top, as the 1st team was crowned champions of the A division, and the 2nd and 3rd teams were declared co-champions of the B division.
Posted: 11/10/2014Cornell 51 - Harvard 12
Cornell traveled across New England to Cambridge, Massachusetts to take on Harvard this past Saturday. The Big Red got rolling early and kept scoring often on the way to a 51-12 victory.
Eight-man John Schuler started the scoring with a try, and was quickly followed by center Andy Stasiuk on a powerful run. Scrumhalf Dave Chevarra made a penalty kick to put Cornell up 13-0.
Brown men secure second with win over Princeton
Brown wins a close match against Princeton 24-20, scoring 4 tries to lock up second place in the Ivy standings. Princeton also scored 4 tries in a losing effort and racked up 2 bonus points in the standings, earning them sole possession of third in the league.
1st XV Dartmouth Men at Columbia Men
Dartmouth travels to Columbia and defeats the Lions by a score of 106-0.
Penn Women Outlast Cornell
The weather made things difficult for both teams, but Penn pulled out a hard-fought win over Cornell on Saturday.
Cornell scored first early in the first half. The rest of the half saw most of play occurring between the 22's with equal possession from both teams. Penn adjusted at half and was able to drive through Cornell's defense twice in the 2nd half.
Tries came from Aricia Shen (E'15) and Josey Oquendo (E'15)
Dartmouth Wins 8th Straight Ivy XVs Title
Big Green crowned champs with 90-7 Homecoming victory over Brown
1st XV Columbia Men at Yale Men
Yale prevails over Columbia 48-12 in a hard-fought physical match in New Haven.
1st XV Columbia Women at Dartmouth Women
Columbia visits Dartmouth and falls to the Big Green 92-5.
Brown finishes league play on top
It was a beautiful day to play rugby and Brown was ready for the Princeton Tigers when they came to town.
Play was tenacious on both sides of the breakdown until 13:03 when sophomore Sofia Rudin ran a dummy switch to her inside center, Oksana Goretaya ‘17 and then gave the ball to Kiki Morgan ’16 on an inside run to score up the middle. Rudin converted the try making it 7-0.